Project for Public Spaces & National Center for Biking and Walking
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Pro Walk/Pro Bike®: Pro Place, the leading international conference on Walking, Bicycling, and creating great communities through Placemaking, with more than 100 program sessions, mobile workshops, and problem-solving workshops. PWPB 2012 was held between September 10th and 13th in Long Beach, California with 1,000 attendees across diverse sectors. In 2014, we will be heading to Pittsburgh, please join us.
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#3 / #50 Navigating MAP-21

11 years ago • 521 Views

#5 Part 1: Presenting the Model Design Manual for Living Streets - Snyder, Moule

11 years ago • 731 Views

#8 The ROI of Cool: Quantifying the Values and Benefits of Open Space and Trails - Havenstrite

11 years ago • 843 Views

#9 New Research on Pedestrian and Bicycle Behavior: Perceptions, Attitudes, and Habits - Manaugh

11 years ago • 780 Views

#9 New Research on Pedestrian and Bicycle Behavior: Perceptions, Attitudes, and Habits - Sanders

11 years ago • 807 Views

#14 Part 2: Presenting the Model Design Manual for Living Streets (Implementation) - Snyder

11 years ago • 833 Views

#17 Reducing Health Inequities through Active Transportation Policy: Tools, Successes and Lessons Learned in King County, WA - Leighton

11 years ago • 556 Views

#17 Reducing Health Inequities through Active Transportation Policy: Tools, Successes and Lessons Learned in King County, WA - Shull

11 years ago • 513 Views

#18 Making Tough Choices Easier: A Prioritization Process for Pedestrian Infrastructure Improvements - Pullen-Seufert

11 years ago • 1603 Views

#26 Bike Network Planning: Tools for Dealing with Connectivity and Level of Traffic Stress - Furth, Mekuria

11 years ago • 751 Views

#27 Road Diets – Improving Safety for Everyone - Dougherty

11 years ago • 1014 Views

#27 Road Diets – Improving Safety for Everyone - Weinberger

11 years ago • 565 Views

#28 Creating Walkable Urban Thoroughfares: A New Urbanist Approach - Smith

11 years ago • 1355 Views

#33 Independent Walking, Biking, and Roaming by Kids - Lanza

11 years ago • 478 Views

#35 Bridging Sectors: Fostering Collaboration between Health and Transportation Professionals - Franco

11 years ago • 553 Views

#35 Bridging Sectors: Fostering Collaboration between Health and Transportation Professionals - Wendel

11 years ago • 586 Views

#40 Safe Routes Networks: Building Livable Communities for Kids and Everyone - Hubsmith

11 years ago • 524 Views

#40 Safe Routes Networks: Building Livable Communities for Kids and Everyone - Ping

11 years ago • 500 Views

#40 Safe Routes Networks: Building Livable Communities for Kids and Everyone - Thomas

11 years ago • 577 Views

#40 Safe Routes Networks: Building Livable Communities for Kids and Everyone - Wagenschutz

11 years ago • 449 Views

#43 How Placemaking Can Transform Transit Stations and Institutions into Vibrant, Multimodal Public Spaces - Nikitin

11 years ago • 1752 Views

#47 Getting the Bike Fix on Route 66 - Sullivan

11 years ago • 851 Views

#47 Getting the Bike Fix on Route 66 - Sullivan

11 years ago • 596 Views

#54 Minnesota’s Mississippi River Trail: Bringing Bicyclists to America’s River, One Partnership at a Time - Walton, Grilley, Overson

11 years ago • 1477 Views

#56 Thinking Big About SRTS: School Travel Plans in Large Districts - Walcoff

11 years ago • 640 Views

#62 Advocacy Campaigns for Better Bikeways: from Citizens to City Hall - Alvear

11 years ago • 651 Views

#62 Advocacy Campaigns for Better Bikeways: from Citizens to City Hall - Hodge

11 years ago • 483 Views

#65 Bike it! Walk it! The Next Generation on the Move in Santa Monica - Kendall

11 years ago • 601 Views

#67 Community Engagement Models for Transportation and Pedestrian Corridor Improvements - Pullman

11 years ago • 597 Views

#76 Good Urbanism – Fronting the Public Right of Way - Bohn

11 years ago • 521 Views

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#78 Sustaining Complete Streets Momentum - Roolf

11 years ago • 544 Views
Personal Information
Website
www.pps.org/pwpb2012/
About
Pro Walk/Pro Bike®: Pro Place, the leading international conference on Walking, Bicycling, and creating great communities through Placemaking, with more than 100 program sessions, mobile workshops, and problem-solving workshops. PWPB 2012 was held between September 10th and 13th in Long Beach, California with 1,000 attendees across diverse sectors. In 2014, we will be heading to Pittsburgh, please join us.
Tags
2014 pro walk/pro bike/pro place pittsburgh connect change prosper sustain walking institute place bike share green lane project equity pittsburgh. accessibility walk institute open house pro walk/pro bike/pro place
See more